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In this episode, we respond to a shocking and deeply manipulative claim made by Landon Schott. In a clip that circulated on X, Schott suggests that discernment podcasters would be happy if disgraced pastor Robert Morris took his own life. We also examine comments from self-styled “apostle” Kelly Lohrke, who echoes similar sentiments while criticizing discernment ministries on social media.

In this long-overdue, raw conversation, Daniel Long and Steve Kozar sit down to talk about why they do what they do, the shocking early history of the Pentecostal movement, and the big question on everyone's mind: Will the Charismatic/NAR movement ever actually reform?

At Paula White’s Unleashed 2026 Conference, viral clips revealed manipulative fundraising appeals, prophetic claims, and promises of financial and generational blessing that raise serious biblical concerns. In this video, we examine what actually took place at the conference, the leaders who chose to participate, and how these teachings compare with Scripture.

Fire baptism is not a new concept. Join us as we look back on the history of fire baptism.

John Alexander Dowie is often remembered in Charismatic circles as a “general of the faith” and a pioneer of divine healing. His name appears in popular books, sermons, and classrooms as a hero of the early movement. But history tells a much darker story. In this video, we look directly at what contemporary newspapers reported about Dowie’s healing homes, his practices, and the disturbing number of deaths connected to his ministry. These are not rumors or later critiques — these are reports from his own time, written while he was alive and at the height of his influence.

From Landon Schott visiting Robert Morris in jail to David Diga Hernandez platforming Kathryn Krick, the pattern is hard to ignore—questionable judgment seems to be a recurring theme among Big Charisma leaders. The three bald guys are back together, taking a closer look at these headline-making moves and what they reveal.

False prophets and fake faith healers have been mining information from people at their events for decades. From Dowie to Lake to Branham to Bolz, these false prophets have used stolen or gathered information to prop themselves up. In this episode, I’m joined by Pete Evans and Barry Bowen of the Trinity Foundation as we discuss how these fake prophets and healers operate and how they get away with it.Here is John Collins' website: https://william-branham.org

Mike Winger's recent video about Shawn Bolz has created a firestorm in the Charismatic Movement. In this episode, Justin Peters joins me to take a hard look at the persistent and destructive problem of false prophecy in modern churches.

Carol Goodenough was the teenage daughter of the Goodenough's who provided a cottage for Lake and his family to live in after they arrived in South Africa as missionaries from 1908- 1913. In 1909 Lake returned to the States in order to raise funds for his mission work there. On the ship was 17 year old Carol Goodenough. She was returning to the States by the direction of her brother to go to school. Lake's late wife Jennie and Carol were friends. Jennie died only 6 months after arriving in South Africa. After Jennie's death in December of 1908, Lake became engaged to Ada White. Ada died from malaria that same year. Shortly after Ada's death, Lake became engaged to Carol Goodenough. He was 38, she was 17. These early newspaper articles from 1909 tell the story of an affair that Lake's biographers didn't want anyone to know about. Here is the link to the full article and the Youtube Video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN3TVgeM9z4&t=5shttps://www.themessedupchurch.com/blog/john-g-lakes-clandestine-affair